Wahoo, the first video from Yunited Voicez!
This is Makuei and Margaret’s drama-based short film…
Made with the help of Farah Omar, Nicola Pauling and Hunter Abbey.
Yunited VoiceZ
About Me
Yunited Voicez was a media project for young people from refugee backgrounds living in Wellington, New Zealand. In ran from June to November 2009. They learned about and created media; and through writing, radio, film, photography and online media gave us a better idea of who they really are.
You can see the Tumblr blogs of our participants at the following addresses:
Angela: http://angelashiningmoon.tumblr.com/
Makuei: http://gurillaz.tumblr.com
Abubakar: http://buckz1357.tumblr.com/
Abdalla: http://abdalla1.tumblr.com/
Elly: http://elly-aloro.tumblr.com/
Margaret: http://margaretp.tumblr.com/
Reza: http://hazaraboy.tumblr.com
The project was coordinated by ChangeMakers Refugee Forum, a community organisation which brings together 13 different refugee-background communities living in Wellington. Our partner was Wellington Refugees As Survivors, a specialist mental health provider for refugee communities.
If you'd like to know more about the project, check www.crf.org.nz/youth; or contact tessa[at]crf.org.nz.
We were very lucky to have the support of over 20 skilled media volunteers, and from ETC, Squiz Net, Danny T the Master Chef, Joe at Kreuzberg Summer Cafe, WPS (www.wps.net.nz) and The Lanes (www.thelanes.co.nz). THANKS!
You can see the Tumblr blogs of our participants at the following addresses:
Angela: http://angelashiningmoon.tumblr.com/
Makuei: http://gurillaz.tumblr.com
Abubakar: http://buckz1357.tumblr.com/
Abdalla: http://abdalla1.tumblr.com/
Elly: http://elly-aloro.tumblr.com/
Margaret: http://margaretp.tumblr.com/
Reza: http://hazaraboy.tumblr.com
The project was coordinated by ChangeMakers Refugee Forum, a community organisation which brings together 13 different refugee-background communities living in Wellington. Our partner was Wellington Refugees As Survivors, a specialist mental health provider for refugee communities.
If you'd like to know more about the project, check www.crf.org.nz/youth; or contact tessa[at]crf.org.nz.
We were very lucky to have the support of over 20 skilled media volunteers, and from ETC, Squiz Net, Danny T the Master Chef, Joe at Kreuzberg Summer Cafe, WPS (www.wps.net.nz) and The Lanes (www.thelanes.co.nz). THANKS!
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